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As we can see here when everything is working at max speed in berkeley, we reach the maximum (Avg: 93.49 Mbits/se) and the green graph is flat. | |
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With with a 100Mb line and 226,274 active hosts that would give about 0.442Kb per host. But our servers suffer form the C10K issue, at least last I heard. So with only 10,000, or maybe 20,000 with the 2 download servers, active connections. That would give 10Kb or 5Kb per connection. Without including the overhead from all the dropped connections pounding at the door. So anything more than that is a bonus! | |
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Thanks for the C10K info. | |
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There has been a known problem with the connection for quite some time which Matt has already posted about here, Speaking of network competition - yes, we're away that we are dropping all kinds of connections during uploads/downloads. This isn't because of our router (which was definitely the problem over the summer before we added RAM to it), but somewhere else further up the pipeline. Still figuring this out, but it's certainly load related.which is why a lot of us have been using proxies to get around that particular bit of hardware which mainly happens when AP's are being handed out or we're having a shortie storm. Cheers. ____________ | |
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I have no problem with the slow download myself. But that it's constantly aborted and next put on hold by BOINC for 1-2 hours makes my work-queue almost empty (last task running and only 2 to download). | |
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I have upload speed of 5Mbit an download 10Mbit and 6 local machines sharing the connection only one uses the web the others are just running seti and they all have units in the down load cue but none have completed. I think the limit to down load should be only 10 units in your crunch cue and then return one and then get a new one, all my machines are slower and have small hard drives have small hard drives and by the time the do an astropulse unit is like 250+hours Cuda units take like 4 hours per each old 8600gt and its like 5 hrs for the old 9300GE card. the real problem is all these faster computers that do Seti6.03 in very little time and the cuda units in like 30 seconds keep hammering the servers and they can not get any units out. I think that any computer faster than 1.8Ghz core clock be made to do the large astropulse units and leave the small units to us people with old systems as we are no threat to your stats we just believe in the science and are here to support the project | |
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I have upload speed of 5Mbit an download 10Mbit and 6 local machines sharing the connection only one uses the web the others are just running seti and they all have units in the down load cue but none have completed. I think the limit to down load should be only 10 units in your crunch cue and then return one and then get a new one, all my machines are slower and have small hard drives have small hard drives and by the time the do an astropulse unit is like 250+hours Cuda units take like 4 hours per each old 8600gt and its like 5 hrs for the old 9300GE card. the real problem is all these faster computers that do Seti6.03 in very little time and the cuda units in like 30 seconds keep hammering the servers and they can not get any units out. I think that any computer faster than 1.8Ghz core clock be made to do the large astropulse units and leave the small units to us people with old systems as we are no threat to your stats we just believe in the science and are here to support the project No argument with what you propose but my guess is that would have to be decided from the server side. How would you code that? Or could you find a volunteer to write the code because the people at Berkeley are already up to their eyeballs in work. | |
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I have upload speed of 5Mbit an download 10Mbit and 6 local machines sharing the connection only one uses the web the others are just running seti and they all have units in the down load cue but none have completed. I think the limit to down load should be only 10 units in your crunch cue and then return one and then get a new one, all my machines are slower and have small hard drives have small hard drives and by the time the do an astropulse unit is like 250+hours Cuda units take like 4 hours per each old 8600gt and its like 5 hrs for the old 9300GE card. the real problem is all these faster computers that do Seti6.03 in very little time and the cuda units in like 30 seconds keep hammering the servers and they can not get any units out. I think that any computer faster than 1.8Ghz core clock be made to do the large astropulse units and leave the small units to us people with old systems as we are no threat to your stats we just believe in the science and are here to support the project So my 24 core machine can only do 10 at a time? :( Are you using the stock S@H application? I wonder as my GT8500 normally does tasks in 1.5 hours. ____________ SETI@home classic workunits: 93,865 CPU time: 863,447 hours Join the BP6/VP6 User Group today! | |
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I am running bionic version 6.12.34 (x64)wxWidgets 2.8.10 | |
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I have upload speed of 5Mbit an download 10Mbit and 6 local machines sharing the connection only one uses the web the others are just running seti and they all have units in the down load cue but none have completed. I think the limit to down load should be only 10 units in your crunch cue and then return one and then get a new one, all my machines are slower and have small hard drives have small hard drives and by the time the do an astropulse unit is like 250+hours Cuda units take like 4 hours per each old 8600gt and its like 5 hrs for the old 9300GE card. the real problem is all these faster computers that do Seti6.03 in very little time and the cuda units in like 30 seconds keep hammering the servers and they can not get any units out. I think that any computer faster than 1.8Ghz core clock be made to do the large astropulse units and leave the small units to us people with old systems as we are no threat to your stats we just believe in the science and are here to support the project Astropulse tasks are actually harder on the servers than MB, from a time vs. size comparison. They are roughly 22 times in size, but only take about 8 times as long to complete. We need more bandwidth, there is no other way around it. The only other possibility is making the WU's longer to complete, by increasing the precision used to crunch them, while not making them any bigger. That is what happened when MB-Enhanced was released. If you double the crunching time, you effectively need half of the original bandwidth. That is just a patch though. When the servers have work, the line is almost always maxed out. Only when we've been up for several days or more, and there is no new Astropulse going out, do we see a drop off in the graphs. If there is any significant work shortage, it's days again before we aren't maxing the line out. ____________ | |
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I am running bionic version 6.12.34 (x64)wxWidgets 2.8.10 There is a different thread regarding the 295.73 driver update. Many, including me, with bad results. Just stop BOINC - Uninstall Launatics - Do a 'Clean Install' of the 285.62 driver, and reinstall the Lunatics application. ____________ | |
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From yesterday, 27 feb, the speed of my connection is 3 times faster. | |
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There is a different thread regarding the 295.73 driver update. Many, including me, with bad results. Why would I do that? I have no problems or errors with the 295.73 driver all is up and running well, I have the 295.73 driver on 3 systems one with a sempron 3200+ & 9300GE 256meg, 3200+ Athlon64 w/ 8600GT 512meg and Athlon 64 w/ another 8600GT512meg ____________ Gimme BEER and WU's!!!! | |
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I am running bionic version 6.12.34 (x64)wxWidgets 2.8.10 You don't need to uninstall the Lunatics apps to change driver, But what you might want to do is disable Boinc Manager from starting up until the driver install is complete, Just untick 'Run Manager at login?' (in Advanced>Options with Boinc 6.10.x, and Tools>Options with Boinc 6.12.x and later), Note: you'll have to fully exit Boinc Manager before this will work. Once the drivers are installed, retick 'Run Manager at login?' and fully exit Boinc Manager again. Claggy | |
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There is a different thread regarding the 295.73 driver update. Many, including me, with bad results. What ports are these GPUs connected to their monitors with? Claggy | |
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There is a different thread regarding the 295.73 driver update. Many, including me, with bad results. It's completely unnecessary to uninstall Lunatics if you want to change driver. Of course downgrading because of issues calls for a clean driver install. | |
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There is a different thread regarding the 295.73 driver update. Many, including me, with bad results. But as Claggy says, it's important that you prevent BOINC from running automatically following the Windows restarts that are likely to be necessary during such radical driver work. | |
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There is a different thread regarding the 295.73 driver update. Many, including me, with bad results. Of course you're correct. Easy, and quick re-installing of app's and driver's are from long ago. I keep on doing this, and it doesn't hurt. ____________ | |
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They are connected through the DVI ports to an 8 port KVM and then the KVM connects to the main keyboard video display and mouse. | |
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I don't know if someone in Berleley have closed (a little) some tap but what I see now is that: | |
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